Field Service Engineer, Leicester, £45,000 + commercial vehicle + fuel paid, O.T (SAT/SUN £50 per hour), 4% pension, 33 days of holiday, bonus paid at Christmas, POTENTIAL EARNING OF OVER £90,000
DAYS (phone number removed)
Company:
ATA are partnering with an exciting business who supply machinery to the FMCG industry, a £30 million-pound turnover business who work with some of the biggest players in the game across the UK. A family run business who supply bespoke machinery as well as whole complete lines with a variety of machinery. Great employment engagements with over 60 employees with 30+ service engineers across the UK, lots of investment and a healthy order book with a new contract of over 10 million recently taken on. They are looking for a field service engineer who is Leicester based.
The Role:
As a field service engineer, your role includes
Installation of machinery
Commissioning of machinery
Breakdowns and planned preventative maintenance
Both electrical/mechanical work – fault finding, replacing components.
You:
Our client are looking for a field service engineer who
- Has experience in the FMCG industry
- Happy to work on the road – going site to site
- Comfortable with both electrical and mechanical work
- Has a level 3 qualification/apprenticeship
Benefits:
Our client has a very healthy base salary of £45k with plenty of potential to earn – with the top earner in the business taking home £90,000, plenty of O.T and potential to earn even more money, working with some of the biggest players in the FMCG game. A great shift pattern with a good work life balance, no weekends or nights if you choose.
If you think this is the right role for you please press apply or call AJ on (phone number removed) to discuss the role.
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